Eastern Sun, 9 October 1969
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Title Section21 1969-10-09 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1143 Thursday, 9 October 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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Article490 1969-10-09 1 SINGAPORE will make a financial profit of about $3O to $35 million if the German Mark is "upwardly revalued/' the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, revealed yesterday. He was speaking to newsmen at the airport yesterday on his return from the annual meeting of490 words
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Article60 1969-10-09 1 HONG KONG. Wed. (AFP) Vletcong forces, in Phu Yen province. Central Vietnam. have ordered the total mobilisation of both male and female youth, a National Liberation Front radio broadcast said today. The broadcast urged youth In the province to overcome all difficulties and suffering to fulfil "their60 words
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Article148 1969-10-09 1 NEW DELHI. Wed |Reuter) —Space research and the moon conquest has helped develop a device which will eventually enable the blind to see, a Canadian delegate told a world conference on blindness here today. Mr. Arthur N. Magill, himself blind, told the fourth assembly of148 words
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Article57 1969-10-09 1 RAWALPINDI, Pakistan. Wed. (Reuter) Former Army Brigadier Abdul Rahman Khan was sworn in today as interim president of Azad (Free) Kashmir in succession to Abdul Hamid Khan, who resigned yesterday The ceremony at Muzaffarabad, capital of the part of Kashmir controlled by Pakistan and 90 miles northeast of here57 words
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Article113 1969-10-09 1 LONDON. Wed. (AFP) The Deutsche Mark remained virtually unchanged in the foreign exchange market here today as speculation continued in anticipation of a revaluation of the Dutch guilder, in spite of official denials in The Hague earlier this week. The Dutch central hank lowered its intervention level from yesterday's113 words
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139 1969-10-09 1 TUNIS, Wed. (AFP) Mokhtar Latiri, Tunisia's Public Works Director, today appealed for international aid as flood damage reached what he called ''catastrophic proportions. More than 420 people have died In floods which have swept through 10 of the country's 13 departments over recent days.139 words
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Article89 1969-10-09 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed. (Reuter) Hijackers took over a Caravelle Jet airliner on a Brazilian Internal flight today and the plane landed in Georgetown. Guyana, the airline Cruzeiro Do Sul announced. The hijackers apparently wanted to fly to Cuba, the airline said. Shortage of fuel was89 words
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Article70 1969-10-09 1 SAIGON, Wed. tßeute r > SouLh Vietnam's Prime Minister Tran Thien Khiem ha t called On the South Vietnamese t<> be o n the alert for a new wav ol Vietcong attacks. General Khiem said captured documents and other information that the Communists were planning a new70 words
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Article91 1969-10-09 1 BRISBANE, Wed. (Reuter) Australian men who wear moustaches are nearly all obsessional, psychopathic or impotent, according to a Brisbane psychiatrist. Dr. Neville Parker made his claim in a paper he delivered today to the Sixth Annual Congress of the Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. Dr. Parker91 words
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Article, Illustration490 1969-10-09 1 The wife of the labourer. Low Kim Luan, who lost both his legs in an industrial accident recently, is hoping the Government will allow her husband to become a Singapore citiscn. Madam Tan Kah Hoon. with all the looks of stress and anxiety490 words
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Article104 1969-10-09 1 AMMAN. Jordan Wed.(UFI) —Arab guerrillas claimed they killed or injured "several" Israeli soldiers in an attack vesterday against a military position in Al-Roussei a A> Hamra. south of Mount Hermon in northern Israel. A spokesman for the Palestinian Armed Struggle Command (PASO said a unit of104 words
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Article85 1969-10-09 1 ROME Wed. (AFP) King Constantine of Greece and Queen Anne-Mane today presented their eight-day-old son Nicolas to the world press here but the baby prince was quite unimpressed and slept throughout the 30minute photo session. Prince Nicolas, the royal couple's third child, wore a long white dress revealing85 words
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321 1969-10-09 1 THE Ninth Court Magistrate, Mr. E. C. Foenander, was told yesterday how those persons called to form an identification parade had to wear bandages over their heads because the accused charged with the murder of a motor-cyclist had during interrogation suddenly grabbed hold321 words
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Article39 1969-10-09 1 PARIS, Wed. (Reuter) Franc* today raised its bank rate to a record level of eight per cent, effective immediately, in the latest move to make devaluation a success and put the economy on a firmer basis.39 words
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Article118 1969-10-09 1 HONG KONG, Wed. (AFP) China has set up a modern submarine base in Taishan county facing the South China Sea, the Keung Sheung Evening News reported today. The right-wing paper, quoting "reliable sources", said the base, equipped with modern radar networks and other facilities, was one118 words
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Miscellaneous15 1969-10-09 1 LADIES DAY I "She MUST wear it! She tore fier uniform sliding into second base!"15 words
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Article, Illustration133 1969-10-09 2 ROYAL Thai Embassies around the world are now in tho process of collecting "a tiny amount of earth" (about one cubic inch) each from capital cities of countries everywhere. The earth will be blessed according to the Buddhist rites to propagate peace for the human race and133 words
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Article109 1969-10-09 2 SAN DIEGO. California, Wed. (Reuter) A rescue submarine equipped with manipulator arms and a severing tool today freed another submarine with four men aboard trapped by a steel cable on the sea bed off Southern California. The stricken submarine Deep Quest, a research vessel which crawls crab-like109 words
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160 1969-10-09 2 THE University of Singapore Students' Union yesterday called upon the Singapore end Malaysian Governments to exercise "greater care and caution in implementing their work-permits policies." A statement Issued by th# union's general secretary, Mr. Mathew Verghese, yesterday said that the organisation was deeply concerned over160 words
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Article106 1969-10-09 2 PARIS. Wed. (Reuter) The French government today approved the 1970 budget, including a surplus of 950 million francs (about £7l million). Government spokesman Leo Hamon told reporters after a cabinet meeting that receipts for the year would be 178.738 million francs (about £13,405 million) as against106 words
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Article696 1969-10-09 2 MAY 13: ONE-NINE-SIX DEATHS CLAIM KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. Th« long qwoited report en »h« Moy 13 tragedy, issued by the National Operations Council today, has pegged the death toll at 196. According to figures in the report, 439 people were injured, of which 180 were snot while others received their696 words
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Article, Illustration145 1969-10-09 2 Tu-o local employees of BO AC in Singapore and Malaysia will leave for a twoyear training attachment to the airlines offices in Britain. They are —Mr Sunnv Voo from Singapore and Mr Anffln bin Haji Omar from Malaysia. Mr. Voo. 31, a senior sales representative for BO145 words
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Article102 1969-10-09 2 BANGKOK. Wed. (Reuter) Thai Prun« Mmiste r Field Marshal Thanom Kttikachorn said today that a Moalem essionist movement in aouthern Thailand wai being instigated by extremist opposition in Malaysia. He did not elaborate, but added there were no problems in relat;on s between the Thai nd Malaysian governments.102 words
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Article151 1969-10-09 2 The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board together with the Adult Education Board will sponsor the sixth tourist guide training course next month. The course which will last for four months will consist of 28 intensive lectures and ten tutorials. Applications are open to all Singapore citizens who are151 words
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Article62 1969-10-09 2 TOKYO. Wed (AFP)—The head of the bronze bust of Dr. Gustav Emile Boissonade, French founde r of Hosei University in Tokyo, was found lopped off when police raided the campus today. A "preventive raid" was conducted on the university with 450 piainclothesmer. and uniformed riot policemen, removing barricades62 words
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Article, Illustration145 1969-10-09 2 A local shipyard in Tanjong Rhu, Vosptr Thorncroft Uniteers Private Ltd., has launched the second 150 ft. twin-screw workboat for use in oil explorations in Borneo offshore waters. The vessel, built for Shell Group of Companies. is similar to the one launched last year. The general145 words
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Article170 1969-10-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The United States would continue to give its support to Asian solutions aimed at securing peace In *he region, the new U.S. ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Jack W. Lydman. pledged today. He made this pledge when he presented his credentials to the170 words
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Article, Illustration245 1969-10-09 2 Mr. Tom K. T. Choo, Sales Manager of General Milk Company (8> Pte Ltd presented a $5O to Miss Georglana Low, winner of the first prize of the Blue Cross Contest A. yesterday. Blue Cross Contest 1* a simple contest planned for family fun participation,245 words
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Article1302 1969-10-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The National Operations Council is to formulate a solution to work out a positive plan whereby the aspirations of the people can best be achieved with racial harmony and good- Will. A 96-page report on the May 13 tragedy released by the NOC1,302 words
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Article98 1969-10-09 2 MONTREAL, Wed. (UPI) The National government yesterday ordered the armed forces into Montreal where almost the entire police force and most of the city"* firemen were on strike. And in only a few hours the provincial legislature passed a" emergency bill ordering the men back to work98 words
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57 1969-10-09 3 ONE-THIRD OF WATER LOGGED TAIPEI, with a population of 1.5 milion, is the result of Typhoon Flossie's disastrous passage over the island recently, making it the worst flood in memory after 36 hours of incessant rain. Bamboo rafts became the most popular mode of transport and white-helmeted policemen paddled theirUPI radiophoto. - 57 words
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507 1969-10-09 3 MALAYSIAN 'HIT-AND-RUN' LORRY CASE: LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Awards of 2,500 Malaysian dollars, made in Hie Malaysia Federal Court to two men for false imprisonment by Police were extremely hiah. the Priw Council Judicial Committee ruled here yesterday. The Committee upheld a police appeal against507 words
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Article131 1969-10-09 3 Teeto '-tall Order HYDERABAD. Wed. (Renter (—Prohibitionists yesterday lost their battle to make India dry by the Birth Centenary Celebrations of Mahatma Gandhi, a strong advocate of prohibition. They heard an official annouacement fbat drink restrictions will end in Andhra State from November 10. Prohibition has been in force Since131 words
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346 1969-10-09 3 CANBERRA, Wed. (Reuter) Australia will take an increasing interest in the Indian Ocean and will start preliminary work on a naval base at Cockburn Sound in Western Australia, Prime Minister John Gorton said to-night. Outlining his policy for the October 25 General Election in346 words
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Article327 1969-10-09 3 SAIGON, Wed. (UPI) Cambodia's Chief of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, says the number of North Vietnamese and Vietcong troops stationed in his country has reached the 40.000 mark, according to a Cambodian radio broadcast. The state-controlled Phnom Penh radio also quoted Sihanouk as saying that327 words
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Article137 1969-10-09 3 KARACHI. Wed. (UPI) Pakistan's Telephone Department. criticised by the local press for running an inefficient service, has evolved an effective wav of dealing with written complaints by promptly Cutting off Connections This was disclosed to the press by Choudhri Khaliquzzaman. a subscriber who wrote to the137 words
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Article84 1969-10-09 3 KARACHI. Wed (UPI) An average of 300 manhole covers axe stolen in Karachi each year, municipal authorities have disclosed. Replacing these cast-iron covers cost the municipality U. 5.518.000 a year., a spokesman of the Karachi Municipal Corporation (KMC) said. He said there are about 3.000 manholes in the84 words
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Article94 1969-10-09 3 KARACHI, Wed. (UPI) A Pakistani woman has received a fresh lease on life through the exchange of old blood for new. A report carried by newspaper said Jehan, 22, suffered from severe toxic blood which was totally withdrawn by gynecologists of the Jinnah PostGraduate Medical Centre94 words
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175 1969-10-09 3 SAIGON, Wed. (Reuter) The world first children s plastic surgery unit was opened to-day in Saigon. The 750.000 U.S. dollar hospital. built by a New York—based organisation in the groumfe of Saigon's main hospital. provides plastic surgery free of charge to any Vietnamese175 words
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Article136 1969-10-09 3 SAIGON, Wed (Reuter) The South Vietnamese Army today announced It had agreed to sell most of Its obsolete World War One rifles a nd machine-guns to a British company. The announcement was made In a press conference to dispel charges made by U.S Senator William Proxmire136 words
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68 1969-10-09 3 BONN, Wed. (Reuter) Willy Brandt, candidate for the West German Chancellorship. will delay announcement of his coalition cabinet until after his election as head of government by Parliament in a fortnight's time, the Social Democratic Party said today The Social Democrats are to have68 words
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394 1969-10-09 3 MOSCOW, Wed. (UPI and Reuter) —The Soviet Union will send its top diplomatic trouble-shooter to Peking for border talks with China on Oct. 20, authoritative sources said last night. The Soviet side will be represented bv First Deputy Foreign Minister. VasiU Kuznetsov. who394 words
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Article58 1969-10-09 3 SYDNEY. Wed. (Reuter) Japanese bridal kimonos. Insured for 250.000 dollars (about 117.000 sterling) arrived in Sydney by plane to-day for an Eastern exhibition at one of the city's large emporiums. Described as fine works of art .the garments date back to 1880 and two of the58 words
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Article371 1969-10-09 4 BRIGHTON, England, Wed. (Reutcr) Conservative leader Edward Heath apparently plans an aggressive show of leadership as Britain's opposition party today opens its annual autumn conference here. In i conference-eve speech lest night to perty managers, he warned thet the Labour Government was Jikely to call371 words
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279 1969-10-09 4 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Wed. (Reuter) Libya's socialist' revolutionary government, which took office in a coup last month, yesterday unveiled significant foreign policy changes that included strong support for China's admission to the U.N. and rare public criticism of the U.S. role in279 words
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224 1969-10-09 4 LONDON. Wed (UPI) The London Time* yesterday Joined In the controversy surrounding the publication of former society playglrl Christine Keeler's memoirs. In an editorial appearing in early edition of yesterday's Times, the newspaper criticised the mass circulated News of the World tabloid for its224 words
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256 1969-10-09 4 LTCItED NATIONS. Wed. (UPI) The big four powers wtf# taking their time yesterday to rwum« active work on a Middle East peace settlement Western diplomats said it might take "months" before enough is ©rodured to hand to U-N. peace envoy Gunnar Jarring to256 words
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175 1969-10-09 4 LONDON* Wed. (UPI) A Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday Britain still reserves the right to sell arms anywhere In the Middle East and has not begun an arms embargo of the area He was refuting a report circulated from Tripoli by the Middle175 words
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Article34 1969-10-09 4 VATICAN CITY. Wed (UPI> —Celibacy is a strict rul* for Roman Catholics of the Western rite, and Pope Paul VI has said firmly he wants to uphold it. But there are exceptions34 words
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41 1969-10-09 4 MEMBERS of Japanese Ground Self- Defence Force quelling fellow members playing the part of rioters (foreground) in a drill in maintaining "public peace and order" at the East Fuji Military Exercise Grounds in the skirts of Mt. Fuji recently. UPI Photo.UPI Photo. - 41 words
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Article135 1969-10-09 4 RABAT. Morocco Wed. (UPI) Ahmed Laraki. Moroccan Foreign Minister since 1987. wa« named Pnme Minister on Monday night by King Hassan 11. Laraki. a 38-year-old doctor, who studied in Paris, succeeded Mohamed Benhima who is also a qualified doctor The reshuffle was the 12th carried135 words
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Article72 1969-10-09 4 EAST BERLIN. Wed (Reuter) About 2.000 East German youths clashed with police here last night as the Communist state celebrated its 20th anniversary According to o® l of the youths, they had assembled near the Berlin Wall to hear a show by the British Rolling Stones72 words
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Article, Illustration472 1969-10-09 4 PARIS, Wed. (UPI) Prince Karim Aga Khan, one of the world's richest and most eligible bachelors, is to marry a British divorcee, his houshold announced yesterday A spokesman for the 32-year-old Aga Khan, spiritual leader of some 20 million Moslems of the Ismailia sectUPI Radiophoto. - 472 words
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Article93 1969-10-09 4 CAPE TOWN Wed <Reuter> The captain of a Nationalist Chinese trawler was acquitted yesterday of attempted murder and assault involving two Japanese seamen during a bloody brawl at a Cape Town night club The skipper. Suen Chao. was found not guilty last Friday on the93 words
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Article243 1969-10-09 4 PARIS. Wed. (Router) The Aga Khan, whose engagement to Lady Sarah Frances Crlchton Stuart was announced yesterday, is one of the world's richest and most eligible bachelors. Son of the late Prince Aly Khan and a British aristocrat mother. th e Harvardeducated pnnce succeeded243 words
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Article59 1969-10-09 4 BONN. Wed. (UPI) Sofia! Democrat Willy Brandt's forthcoming coalition government probably will reduce baste military service from the present 18 months to 15 or even 12 month*, political sources said yesterday. Both Brandt and his Free Democratic partners committed themselves to the reduction during the59 words
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197 1969-10-09 4 BarnardZoellner Marriage Confirmed JOHANNESBURG, We 4. (Reuter) —Professor Chris Barnard's attractive 19-year-old fiancee. Mias Barbara Zoellner. said last night that she and the 44-vear-old heart transplant surgeon would probably marry n ext year Professor Barnard proposed to her at her home here about a month ago after asking her parents197 words
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176 1969-10-09 4 GAZA Wed (Reuter; An Israeli military court yesterday jailed an Egyptian nurse for not having reported treating a wounded Arab guerilla, and maintaining contact with Gaza Stru subversives. The nurse. Miss Fatma El Nagoull. 24. was given concurrent sentences of three and two months176 words
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Article48 1969-10-09 4 CAIRO. Wed (Reuter> The National Congress of the Arab Socialist Union —Egypt s only political organisation will hold its fourth round ~>f sessions next December, the newspaper A 1 Ahram said here today The Congress usually discusses various asoect of domestic and externa; affairs48 words
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Miscellaneous167 1969-10-09 4 TODAY an Thursday, October 9, 1969. iZJA 1.10-21-31 r»- m 6 Poyt 7 Spand 8 Wrxxweey V.broHow 10 Will 11 To 12TM 13 Prevail UWNMnd ISMMt 16 Anythino 17 Dvnendf 18 Construct!** 19 8a 20S»aody 21 h 22 For 23 Ev^n 24 Your 27 28 On 29 You 30 Could167 words
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Article226 1969-10-09 5 BOSTON, Wed, (Reuter) Sen. Edward Kennedy's Jawyers will appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Court here today for a change in the rules governing an inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne's death. They claim that the rules, under which attorneys cannot cross-examine witnesses or object to questions,226 words
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Article47 1969-10-09 5 MEXICO cm*, wed CReuter) Police chiefs from 103 nations are expected to attend next Monday's Interpol Congress here The congress will discuss the growing world menaces of drugs and air piracy the protection of tourists abroad, smuggling detention of jus-' pects and the use of arms.47 words
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Article334 1969-10-09 5 WASHINGTON, Wed (UPI) Failure by Prime Minister Eisaku Sato to negotiate the return of Okinawa to Japan when he visits Washington in November could lead to termination of the U.S. Japan Alliance. Senate Republicans warned yesterday. The warning was contained In a Senate Republican Policy Committee334 words
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Article154 1969-10-09 5 LOS ANGELES, Wed. (Reuter> Maurice Stans. the United States Secretarv of Commerce today described Japan as "the worst offender Of all" in placing trade restrictions on United States exports. Stans who recently went to Japan to try to persuade the Japaese to lower tariff barriers, said154 words
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175 1969-10-09 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed (UPI) A "morning after" contraceptive given to hundreds of college girls has been 100 per cent effective when taken soon enough after Intercourse, a Yale University phvsiclan reported yesterday. Dr John McLean Morris said heavy doses of commonly used estrogens have175 words
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192 1969-10-09 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) Treasury Secretary David M, Kennedy conceded yesterday that the administrations anti-inflation fight is going to put more Americans out of work. But he refused to say just how much more joblessness the administration would tolerate. "There's no question as you elow the economy192 words
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Article151 1969-10-09 5 MONTREAL Wed (UPI)— Union leaders late yesterday night ordered striking police and ftremen back to work. Looter« swept through the downtown area during the strike, and at least three persons were reporter killed Some police immediately began leaving the sports arena where they had been gathered151 words
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Article75 1969-10-09 5 MADRID Wed (UPI) Hundreds «f thousands of Spaniards roaring their adulation and waving tiny flags yesterdav gave Americas Apollo 11 astronauts the biggest reception accorded a foreigner since Former President Dwlght D. Elsenhower visited In 1959 Astronauts Nell A Armstrong. Edwin E. Aldrln and Michael Collins waved to the75 words
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555 1969-10-09 5 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. (Reuter) Singapore urged the world's developing nations today to wake up to the fact that "a new freemasonry" of advanced countries and the big powers is increasingly makirq the decisions affecting all of them. S. Raiaratnam Foreign Affairs Minister of555 words
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Article42 1969-10-09 5 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Kodak Ltd has received a £50.00n (US.SI2n.OOO) order, placed by the Russian import agency. Sojuzhlmexport. for Its "Verillth" pla'e making materials, used in offset printing. and for other graphic arts products, said a spokesman for Kodak vesterdav42 words
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313 1969-10-09 5 HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE. FU. Wed. (UPI) A Cuban pilot flew a stolen MIG 17 back to the Communist island Tuesday after U.S. airmen rolled up their sleeves and helped a Communist ground crew get the balky jet fighter fuelled and started.313 words
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Article46 1969-10-09 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (Renter) An F-11l aircraft being us*d for missile tests crashed on landing yesterday at Point Mugo Navaj Air Station. Calif, the Pentagon said today The plane, an F-1118 which van ongina'ly built for the navy. wa« on 'oan to Hughes Aircraft Company.46 words
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Article49 1969-10-09 5 OKLAHOMA CITY, Oka Wed <Reut*r) —An Air National Guard TFIOO jet fighter crashed into a group of homes near the Tinker Air Force Base here today, killing one of the copilots Police cordoned off the area but Is was understood that all the four houses were vacant.49 words
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240 1969-10-09 5 SPACE CENTRE, Houston. Wed. (UPI) America's next lunar explorers will carry hammocks and blankets in their landing craft for added sleeping comfort during their stay on the moon, Apollo 12 flight director Gerald D. Griffin said yesterday. Griffin also said the colour television240 words
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Article64 1969-10-09 5 MAP DEL PLATE. Argentina, Wed (Reuterl Soviet Space scientist Leonid Sedov. ciesigner of sputnik 1. the first man-made craft in space, said here that research work on the moon should not Imply a sense of competition between nation taking part Prof se<lO\* was speaking at a press conference64 words
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Article290 1969-10-09 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) Mexico begins talks here today on eating the aTleged damage to its economy from the United States' "Operation Intercept" the anti-drug* crackdown at the U.S. Mexican border. Mexico claims that operation intercept has cut U.S. tourist traffic across the border and caused290 words
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Article108 1969-10-09 5 LAS VEGAS, Nev.. Wed. (TTPP A private security guard shot and killed a suspected robber In a liquor store last night as bands of youths roamed the mostly Negro west side in the third night of violence. Police said the unidentified man was shot by the108 words
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Article152 1969-10-09 5 PHILADELPHIA, Wed (Beater) Concert audiences love her But the neighbours of famed U.S. Pianist Susan Starr claim she is keeping them awake with let* nigrht practice sessions. Now two of them are seeking an injunction to prevent Miss Starr, who has appeared with leading orchestras152 words
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Article70 1969-10-09 5 LOS ANGELES Wed. (Renter) Log Angeles county today banned topless waitresses and nude men and wnrn«i performers in restaurants. The han does not affect theatre* and net interrupt thf performances of "hair." the Hippie musical featuring nude scene Los Angeles county has been cue of the most70 words
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Article59 1969-10-09 5 MEXICO CITY. Wed. fßeo. ter) Philippine Foreifa Minister Carlos P. Romulo arrived her* bv ai r today for a four-day official visit dun&g which he will agreements on cultural e-xchanres with Mexico and the abolition ol visa requirement# for tourist*. Gen Romulo arrived from !Cew York where he led59 words
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Article564 1969-10-09 6 TUNKU Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, flipped backward in a double somersault in the centre ring of the U.N. circus and became a rank anti-Chinese. The fact that he did not mention the word "Chinese is unimportant because his implication was so blatantly evident that even564 words
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Article291 1969-10-09 6 THE speech by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Rajaratnam at the U.N. General Assembly is extraordinarily significant to underdeveloped nations in general. The momentum of world events and the big power politics have brought these nations to the hard reality of survival and development. These291 words
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Article, Illustration776 1969-10-09 6 Don Whitington - (Br Don Whitington, Gemini News Service) CANBERRA: Australia faces its most important general election for 25 years on Saturday October 25. It could decide Australia's attitude to South-east Asia and what has become known in recent years as the American alliance, apart776 words
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Letters...
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Article573 1969-10-09 6 MAMAT BIN SAMAT - MAMAT BIN SAMAT. (Secretary General.) Singapore Malay Teachers Union Singapore. Sdr. Ghasali Ismail, Political Secretary to the Minister of Education, had stated recently that. a sharp decline of the number of Malay parents sending their children to Malay schools was because of lack of initiatives and573 words
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Article65 1969-10-09 6 CHUAN - CHUAN for to-notrollcr of Customs Ex-is*. Sinrmpore I refer to the letter "Wipe Out Cinema Touts" in the Eastern Sun dated 3.10.69 and to thank Taxpayer for the civic interest he has shown. With regard to his offer. I should be grateful if Taxpayer could write to P65 words
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Article89 1969-10-09 6 CHRIS. J. TAY - CHRIS. J. TAY THE Americans and th Russians ha\> spent an extraordinary and fantastic amount of money on trying to land a man on the moon. I do not know how much the Russians have spent, but the Americans expended o*er US$24 billion getting to the89 words
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Article, Illustration732 1969-10-09 6 JOSEPH ALSOP - By JOSEPH ALSOP HONG KONG The China watchers here instinctively disbelieve in a Sino-Soviet war, just as the Eastern European specialists could not really believe in the invasion of Czechoslovakia until after that grim event. Yet exactly the same question has to be asked now732 words
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Article446 1969-10-09 6 The Lighter Side WASH INGTON, (UPI) It is well known that the only way to avoid gaining weight is to balance your intake of calories with the calories you burn through exercise and other activity. The best place to achieve this balance is. of course,446 words
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Article14 1969-10-09 6 TV shortest <Hstance between two points of Hew la a Dip.jmat' aphorism.14 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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410 1969-10-09 7 Our Market Reporter - By Our Market Reporter THERE was a new liveliness in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday as industrials rallied on fresh speculative support after the past two days' easier tendency. Trading was active. Fresh speculative buying steadied the market soon after the openine410 words
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Article1075 1969-10-09 7 OUSINFSS done in and reported to the trading rooms U of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS Acma $lB7 (1 >; Boustead SI <»8 (2>; Borneo Bhd. $1.78 il) $1.791,075 words
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Article61 1969-10-09 7 NEW YORK Wed. <UPI) Rubber future? closed unchanged and untraded vesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange Nov. 28.50 A 28.50 Jan. 2"OOB 27.50 27.00 March 27.008 27.25 27.00 May 26.85 26.85 July 26.60 26.60 Sept 26 "0 26.60 Sept 26 35 26 35 Nov 26 35 26.3561 words
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179 1969-10-09 7 LONDON. Wed. Th« first of the forty eight-ton Wellington class hovercraft Bntain's newest air cushion vehicle was "rolled out" yesterday at the Southampton, Southern England plant of the British Hovercraft Corporation. It is designed to span the gap between the firm T s nineton179 words
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Article141 1969-10-09 7 SYDNEY Wed. »UPI> Wednesday's cloying Ejdney Stock Exchange «selected shares): MINING Acmex 2.10 Barrier 2.20 Bh 4.00 C Oo!d 8.80 CRA 17.40 Em P*r 185 GT Boulder 10.50 OT Nthn .35 Gt West .79 Hamir.er«]ey 12 ?o Kath Inv 0 r,O Lake 2.20 Loloma 2 52 MKU141 words
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Article92 1969-10-09 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Stocks finished on the weak side yesterday in moderately active trading. Shortly before the clo?e the UPI market wide indicator was off 0.10 per cent On 1.559 issues crossing the tape There were 671 declines, and 614 advances The Dow Jones average92 words
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469 1969-10-09 7 OONN, Wed. (UPI) The Soviet Union and West Germany are pushing a US$300 million deal which could mark the beginning of wider Russo-German future cooperation, according to authoritative sources. The deal under negotiation involves the supply of Russian gas in exchange for West German469 words
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154 1969-10-09 7 LUXEMBOURG. Wed (Reuter) European Common Market ministers last night worked out a compromise deal to protect West German farmers from cheap imports following the government decision to float the mark. Delegation sources said the arrangement, a synthesis of different proposals. was largely the154 words
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Article212 1969-10-09 7 LONDON. Wed (UPI) Currency markets stayed Jittery yesterday still awaiting an early official decision on an expected formal upvaluation of the West German mark. The "floating" mark stayed high and hopes of its early revaluation upwards pulled both the Swiss franc and the Dutch guilder higher212 words
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Article93 1969-10-09 7 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) The market lost further ground yesterday Nickel mining shares met profittaking on recent gains with Posledon around 19/- off. Most other equity sectors were dull on general lack of buying Interest. Towards the close the FT index was 3.8 down at 374.7.93 words
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Article305 1969-10-09 7 TOKYO. Wed. (UPI) The Export-Import Bank of Japan yesterday extended Japan's first government yen credits to Colombia with the World Bank's co-operation to help develop the electric power industry in that South American country. The bank signed a pair of agreements in Tokyo to extend the credits305 words
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Article300 1969-10-09 7 October f rst grade rubber buyert closed at 5 p m., in S*ngapore and Kuala Lumpu r yesterday a t 73! cents per lb., down one and a half cents from th« prev ious close. Th e tone of the market was quiet. Thp market eased300 words
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Article147 1969-10-09 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Gold t>rice s were mixed in moderated active trading venterday on markets here ar.d abroad In London. go'.d rose 2-i U S cents to 40.775 U.S. dollars the troy ounce at the morning fixing and remained »t that level for147 words
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Article15 1969-10-09 7 The tin pnce for yesterday was $632 12i oer Picul, up i $0.625.15 words
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Article250 1969-10-09 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has announced the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today, Thursday. Oct. 9. DEPARTURES God owns Vessels 67 Servaaskerk 15'16 Effie Maersk 18 Leda Maersk N.W. 1 Hua Heng N.W 2 Scudai 25 26 Hide Maru 33 34 Bendearg 40/41 Kyusei250 words
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Article578 1969-10-09 7 i ix o iron* cfcMr* Mid officially iu fed fld Ot at U Man bm i xtaas m at BBUova. INDUSTRIAL* Ann* »*n Co ►•♦*eH 4 L88 1 44 Borneo Blid 1 L 79 Ml Bousi«-*fJ 1 »7 C. Pljnood C. «Uaar Irl 1.40 Chemical Co578 words
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88 1969-10-09 7 London Rubber Mart C loses Uncertain LONDON, Wed. (UPI) Rubber market closed uncertain yesterday with spot 26§. 27 nom. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Nov. 26-3/4 27 Dec 26-1/4 26-3'B Jan 25-5/8 25-7-8 Jan Mar 25-1/2 25-5/8 Apr/June 25-3/8 25-9/16 July/Sept 25-3/16 25-3/8 Oct Dec 25-1/16 25-1/4 Jan Mar 25 25-1/8 Apr June88 words
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Article76 1969-10-09 7 HONG KONG. Wed. (UPI) Money Quotations yesterday: Hong Kong dollars 6.0875 per U£ dollar. Hong Kong dollar* 6.***** per Ui3 dollar T.T. Hong Kong dollars 14.51 per pound sterling. Hong Kong dollars 307.25 per tael of gold 84.5 per eent fineness. Hong Kong dollars 162.7 per 10.000 Japanese76 words
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Article84 1969-10-09 7 THE noon prleaa at tfce pnre CHIDH* Prodore ttcbai s« >e»ter«l*T ««rc^— HCWR Heller orrinot on < F OB) Bulk 60 00 Cocnnot Oil (F.O.B) Orgn ftkJkO Mttfrt Copra Munink White PcppM Il-fiO (FO.B > 13? .V) Ssrjwaw White Proper ffOB) IVIJ6 Mr»*ik BlMl »'roon 1M1H) Ml% VL.W 17X84 words
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Article40 1969-10-09 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI)— Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 industrials 806 23 20 rails 195.72 15 utilities 111.20 65 stocks 273.09 40 bonds 70.61 Commodity futures index 141.41 off 0.19.40 words
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Article445 1969-10-09 7 ARRIVALS 5-00 a.m. MSA 029 K Lumpur I Mlft a m I 1 A II iSift I tilted States. Papeete. Pact He y Or, a m MSAI 19 K Lumpur. *36 am. CARLDA UA»«i Jakarta 10.15 a.m. MSA 121 K Lumpur. 10.25 a.m. MSA 005 Penang, Ipoh, K-445 words
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Article, Illustration330 1969-10-09 8 PHOTOGRAPHY is the process of recording forms of objects on sensitive surfaces by the action of light. Thomas Wedgwood of England was the first man to suggest the u«e of a substance sensitive to light for recording images. Thomas Wedgwood rendered forms on paper and leather but he could330 words
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Article, Illustration298 1969-10-09 8 Advantages And Disadvantages Of Having Many Brothers Sisters I HAVE a friend. Her name is Lucy. Bhe Is an intelligent girl though she comes from a poor family. She has six sisters and five brothers. One day I visited her. She told me that she was very sad because of298 words
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Article, Illustration463 1969-10-09 8 PEOPLE in Singapore own an Identity Card each except those under twelve years old I took my Identity Gird recently in my school. To get an l-Card. we need two photographs, one of which is to be pasted on the left of the463 words
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Article, Illustration361 1969-10-09 8 In ancient times, man learnt to tame animals for hunting. gu:dlng riding and carrying loads These were the useful service* rendered by animals to man. Among them, dog* are very Interesting. Dogs of various breeds are kept, for hunting, guiding, companionship and others. Husky361 words
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Advertisement189 1969-10-09 8 NEW ESSAY CONTEST: RULES TO OBSERVE THE EASTERN SUN'S new essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under appears in this pare every Thursday One of the objects of this contest is to encourage young boys and girls to express themselves properly. And what better way to189 words
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Miscellaneous165 1969-10-09 8 AMY By J«ck Tippet sar 'l'm checking to see if a peanut butter sandwich is fattening." DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Aldan McWiams 6 YOUR* OFFER OF GAME TICKETS IS VERY GENEROUS, NOBLE, BUT WE HAVE OTHER PLANS FOR THIS EVENING/ BE A SPORT, MR. LAKE I HAVEN'T SEEN165 words
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Article, Illustration388 1969-10-09 9 Gloria-mae - By Gloria-mae WELL. I finally got over my blues that tiff with my man' and both of us are back to sharing the joys of this world, with an addition. You see, we've decided to go on boutique beat together. Try it with HIM. it is definitely morestray rollers.—Eastern Sun pictures. - 388 words
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Article, Illustration542 1969-10-09 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers T~)EAR ANN: Change the name of the city. I would die if anyone knew about this. Our daughter, Linda, aged 21' and a college senior, plans to be married when she graduates next June Linda and Tom, her fiance, were542 words
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148 1969-10-09 9 ROXY ROCKWOO t>. former Los Angele* motorcycle officer ha* been signed by producer Albert 8 Luddy as technical adviaer for motorcycle racing scenes in "Little Faus* and Big Hal*y." The motion picture, which *tars Robert Redford and Michael J. Pollard, currently is before the cameras148 words
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Article110 1969-10-09 9 piLISUR. Switzerland 1 (UPI) French movie star Brigitte Bardot and her third husband, German playboy Ounther Sachs, were divorced here a month ago, it was confirmed yesterday. Judge Georg Janett, who had granted the divorce on September 2, said he can only confirm the fact and is110 words
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Advertisement64 1969-10-09 9 Internationally famous GERMAN TRIO Profe^SOfS Max RostaL Viobn S#gfned P»<ni V<ot«x;«Mu Hetnr SctucneT Piano m r, A NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST PRESENTATION in association with THE EMBASSY OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF OERMANY Only One Performance 14th October 1969 8.30 p.m. at Singapore Conference Hall Tickets: $l. $2. $4. $6 Available64 words
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Miscellaneous312 1969-10-09 9 LIDO Phone ***** OPENS TODAY! 11 ».a.. 1.44. 4.M. A *l5 p.m. Bernard DeVries. Rotemarte Dexter "THE SEX OF ANGELS" Technicolor. Techniaeop# iUA> CAPITOL Phonr ***** OPENS TODAY! No Free Ll«t! Due to Film's Length 4 Shows Not* Tira»«: 11. S-M. «.15 A #l3 NO INCREASE IN PRICES' William Holden312 words
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Miscellaneous505 1969-10-09 9 Qh i. ft j i t I N ODE ON 21-11 OPENS TOD ATT Na Free Ua«! 11 i.m.. 1 30. 4 90. 7 90 9 SO p m Escorts Over TicfrHTsy.aaa Cathar Million Dollar Prodactioo tn CatharSop* E«u»tmanco:or Hilda Choir Hsuan Chlao Hufig i English to Chinese Subtitieai Plus505 words
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Article145 1969-10-09 10 Big Ben - By Big Ben PENANG, Wed. Okay Okay with Asuwadi up did a smart 3f gallop in 39 on a soft track here after a heavy shower last night. Seneran Bintang (Nawari) and Picture House 111 (Podmore) were associated in an impressive workout. They clocked 39145 words
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Article955 1969-10-09 10 CL S Div. 1—6 Furs. 123 Eeilaiahang 5y 9.00 S.M. Chua 123 Hipp* Melody 11 4y 8.13 Chens' Stable Rodger® OOO Blue Sky 3y 8.05 Auric Stable R. B-euk 313 Jrrantut 4v 8.03 Sultan of Pahang Lee 356 General Troof 11 6y 6 03 Agency Kong955 words
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Article361 1969-10-09 10 NAOPUR. India. Wed. (Reuter) Hedley Howarth spun New Zealand to a 167run victory over India in the second cricket Test here today to level the three-match series. Howarth s second Innings return of five wickets for 34. backed up by off-splnner Vic Pollard's three for361 words
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Article107 1969-10-09 10 NAGPUR. India, Wed. (Router) —Three members of the Indian cricket team which lost the second Test against New Zealand here today have been dropped from the side for the deciding Third Test beginning at Hyderabad on Oct. 15 Batsmen Chetan Chauhan and Ashok Mankad107 words
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Article170 1969-10-09 10 Piccadilly Golf LONDON. Wed (Reuter) Gary Player. 2-1 favourite to score his third successive victory In the £18.500 Piccadilly World match play golf competition which begins at the Wentworth Club near here tomorrow, is still having trouble finding his form. After completing a practice round on170 words
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Article76 1969-10-09 10 LIVERPOOL. England. Wed. (Reuter)— Richard Bergmann. 48-year-old former world table tennis champion, is in a hospital here with a tumour on the brain. Bergmann. who was taken ill playing an exhibition match, is due to have an operation next week. The former Austrian star, who76 words
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Article, Illustration133 1969-10-09 10 SINGAPORE'S top bowler, Mr. S. Y. Loh, a skipping executive, flew to Australia late Tuesday night to take part in the Australian Ten-Pin Bowling Congress Championships. He is one of two local bowlers to be represented there. The other is professional bowler from Jackie's133 words
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Article, Illustration473 1969-10-09 10 THE visiting Ceylon Rugby Union team suffered Hieir first defeat here, when they went down by 23 points to nil to the Singapore Joint Services, the Malaya Cup champions, at the Padang yesterday. This is their second defeat at the hands of the Services, who beat themSunsport pix by Richard Chow. - 473 words
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Article169 1969-10-09 10 LAS VEGAS. Nevada. Wed. (Reuteri Top-ranked Rod Laver of Australia scored an easy 6-3. 6-0 win over American Jim McManus in the first round of the US$5O,OOO Howard Hughes Open tennis tournament here. Laver's next opponent is Andres Glmeno of Spain who scored a hard169 words
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Article78 1969-10-09 10 MIAMI BEACH. Florida. Wed. (UPI) Ai Jone g protected hi* standing as the world's seventhranked heavyweight contender yesterday by scoring a unanimous 10-rOund decision over Charlie Polite of Boston. Jones a 6-6. 230-pounde r fro*" Goulds. Florida. wo n seven of the ten r ound s at Miami78 words
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Article31 1969-10-09 10 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Results of Rugby League matches played last night we e: Floodlight Competition— First Round Leigh 25 Wakefield Trinity 8 Club Match Leeds 13 St. Helens 7.31 words
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74 1969-10-09 10 FARNBOROUGH. England. Wed. (Reuter) A 27-year-old blonde has become the first woman In Britain to be appointed instructor by a ScM club. Peta Morgan, a former secretary with an impressive golfing record in women's events, is giving lessons at High Elms, a new course near74 words
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226 1969-10-09 10 MELBOURNE. Australia. Wed.—The first Australian baseball team to compete overseas will meet the Philippines. Japan and the United States in a series in Manila between Nov 29 and Dec. 7. Before then, on Nov 14, the Asian Baseball Federation meeting in Taiwan will give their226 words
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Article136 1969-10-09 10 LOS ANGELES, Wed <UPI) Zelmo Beaty, the Atlanta Hawks veteran centre, signed a Jour-year contract with the Los Angeles Stars yesterday and became the third National Basketball Association player in recent months to Jump to the American basketball association. Beaty, who is a 6136 words
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Article, Illustration102 1969-10-09 11 THE city administration of the Bavarian state capital has already done quite a lot in the interests of the popular sport of swimming. There are four public indoor swimming pools and seven public open air pools. In 1968. 2,200.000 visitors were registered at the seven102 words
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930 1969-10-09 11 Geoffrey Murray - By Geoffrey Murray Tokyo, Wed. (Reuter) TWO hulking mountains of flesh crouch menacingly inches apart, glaring at eaeh other in eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation. Bare feet crash into the sand clay floor, clenched fists rest hard against parallel white lines drawn on the floor. Then,930 words
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Article246 1969-10-09 11 NEW YORK Wed <UPI> The New York Meu. listed as 8-5 underdogs to the Baltimore Orioles for the world series beginning on Saturday, took a day of rest yesterday after sweeping the Atlanta Brave* in three games for the National League Pennant Th* Mets246 words
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107 1969-10-09 11 LONDON. Wed. The British Davis Cup tennis team of Gerald Battrick. Mark Cox. Peter Curtis and Graham Stllwell. with Hedley Baxter as non-playing captain. have been invited to form Britain* team for the first round of the King's Cup against Switzerland at Bracknell Sports107 words
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147 1969-10-09 11 LONDON*. Wed Twenty years ago Roy Sproson signed professional paper* at Port Vale Today as tJie side from the English Midlands heads the Fourth Division of the English Football League w«th an unbeaten record this season. Sproson is still providing great service for the club.147 words
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Article75 1969-10-09 11 MANILA. Wed. (Reuter) rive Asian countries will participate in the Sixth Asian Karate championship* and the International Invitational Karate tournament to be held here from Oct. 23 to 26. Captain Meliton C. Oeronimo President of the Karate Brotherhood of the Philippines. announced here that three individual75 words
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Article34 1969-10-09 11 CAGLIARI. Sardinia, Wed fßeuter)—Pakistan beat Italy 6-0 in an International men's hockey match here last night The half-time score wag 1-0. The victory was the fourh (A Pakistan'® lour-mat eh Italian tour.34 words
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319 1969-10-09 11 PRAGUE, Wed. <Rcuter) Ladislav Adamec sent i Czechoslovakia four points clear at the head of the World Soccer Cup second qualifying group when they I fired three goals against the Republic of Ireland here i last night. They were the only goals of the game319 words
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Article145 1969-10-09 11 World Cup SEOUL Wed <UPI> The World Cup 15 a soccer elimination series will open here on Friday with Japan and Australia meeting In the opening game on the lawn cround of Seoul Municipal Stadium The third competitor 1* South Korea. The Japanese team of Ave145 words
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Article110 1969-10-09 11 LONDON. Wed. Jack Bodell will meet Carl Glzzl In a 15-round contest for the vacant British and Empire heavyweight championships on Oct. 13. Bodell. the Midland area heavyweight champion. Is Britain's leading contender for the titles relinquished by Henry Cooper. Bodell has a consistent record and has110 words
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Article49 1969-10-09 11 HOUSTON, Texas, Wed. fUPI) G«or*e Forerr ars, U.S. Olympic heavyweight champion last year, scored" his feventh straight oro knockout ast night by beating Vernon Clav of New Orleans in 35 seconds of the second round Foreman, 216. knocked Out Clay. 229. with a left-right combination.49 words
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Miscellaneous1147 1969-10-09 11 YOU I jm *->*♦* TV and Radio F1 TODAY t3 (CHANNEL SI P.M. 300 Opening Anncts. in •J 1 Languages and Morning Star; 3.20 Another Song Another Melody 'Tamil» tßepeati; 3>3 Its Happening in Singapore (Chinese» <Repeat>; 4.10 Housewives Matir.ee (Part 2 of a Cantonese film. 'The Faithful Levers <1,147 words
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Article, Illustration179 1969-10-09 12 FROM sauce-makinf, to canning, to computerisation to cope with the demands of a growing business. This is the story of the local Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd., which has just placed an order for an ICL computer, and it is the first manufacturing company here to179 words
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Article73 1969-10-09 12 The British Secretary of State for Education. Mr. Edward Short, arrived here yesterday for a ten-day visit. In Singapore. Mr. Short will meet the Education Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon the British High Commissioner and the Commander-in-Chief. Far East Command. He will also be73 words
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441 1969-10-09 12 A PLAN aimed at an enduring and dependable solution to the acute unemployment problems affecting developing countries like Singapore and Malaysia will be launched by the International Labour Organisation early next year. The scheme, named the World Employment Programme. was endorsed and adopted441 words
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Article195 1969-10-09 12 THE Sincnpore Medical Association and the British Medical Association have jointly published a booklet to educate local n.cii.cr; he care of their babies. Titled "You And Your Baby the booklet has been published in the three most commonly used languages in Singapore Malay, Chinese, and195 words
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754 1969-10-09 12 THE Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night called on local architects to change with the times and reorientate themselves if they are to contribute fully towards the building of Singapore and the development of architectural education. The754 words
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Article94 1969-10-09 12 One erf the three pipe lines, carrying sewerage. a r.d running along Lorong Tongkol. exploded early yesterday morning. The squatter# living m the area, off 8 ms Tampmes Road, said that they heard two explosions at about 4 40 am in the morning. Investigations carried out. revealed94 words
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Article84 1969-10-09 12 Police Officers from the Commercial Branch of the CID raided a house at Lorong Engku Aman in Geylang on Monday afternoon and seized an electrical machine for s«»a> ing plastic cans and other manufacturing utensils The Police searched the house and found several sa<"ks of empty Gripe84 words
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Article, Illustration441 1969-10-09 12 THE Vice-President and Comptroller of the Executive Board of Korea Trade Promotion Corporation, Mr. Har Sanghoon, yesterday described the setting up of trade centres by Singapore in major cities around the world as a "step towards the right direction." Mr. Har, who441 words
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Article, Illustration147 1969-10-09 12 THE 55.5 million refitting job on the British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd'i, ship, "Karanja", one of the biggest contracts secured by Singapore's ship-repairers by Keppel Shipyard is on schedule. The general manager of 81. Mr. D. E. Turnbull. announced this earlier this week147 words
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Article163 1969-10-09 12 A 17-year-old domestic servant has reported to the Police that she was twice raped by a man after he had. on both occasions. Injected something into her with a hypodermic synnee in a secluded hut in Jurong. The girl said the man first committed the offence163 words
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230 1969-10-09 12 SINGAPORE 'S Minister for Law and National Deve« lopment, Mr. E. W, Barker, will lead a delegation from the Republic to a Colombo Plan meeting beginning in Canada next week. The conference will be the 20th Meeting of the Colombo Plan230 words
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Miscellaneous90 1969-10-09 12 Time tit Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 10 03 am (8.0 ft.). 9.46 p.m. <8 5 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 10.15 am. (96 ft 10.03 p.m. (9.9 ft.) Low Tide (Todoy Singapore Town 3.39 am. (2.1 ft). 347 pm. (3.2 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 321 a.m. (2.8 ft.), 3.35 pm (3.990 words
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